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@@EasyKeysPiano seems like your just giving the notes to the chords. im not seeing the rational or concepts behind it. How do I apply it to other keys. Thanks
@@docsax7769 Ok I see. Actually it is the other way around; I was playing chords over the notes of the basic major scale(C#). The focus being the notes of the major scale and not the chords played(as chords would always change). Thus emphasizing that reharmonization is not necessarily hinged on chords employed but on the melody/notes of the piece/song played. Hope this helps.
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Nice bro. I appreciate you. I've been playing 40+ yrs but you never stop learning and I truly appreciate you and the different approaches.New perspectives.
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So what's the concept?
Could you be more specific about your question?
@@EasyKeysPiano seems like your just giving the notes to the chords. im not seeing the rational or concepts behind it. How do I apply it to other keys. Thanks
@@docsax7769 Ok I see. Actually it is the other way around; I was playing chords over the notes of the basic major scale(C#). The focus being the notes of the major scale and not the chords played(as chords would always change). Thus emphasizing that reharmonization is not necessarily hinged on chords employed but on the melody/notes of the piece/song played. Hope this helps.
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Thanks. What was too fast for you to catch?